Immaculate is a unique and distinctive given name of Latin origin, derived from the Latin word 'immaculatus', meaning 'unspotted' or 'spotless'. It is often associated with the Catholic tradition of the Immaculate Conception, celebrating the belief in the sinlessness of Mary, the mother of Jesus. This name has been used primarily as a female given name but can also be found occasionally as a male name. It is relatively uncommon, yet carries a strong and profound meaning.
The name Immaculate experienced a peak in popularity between 1917 and 1918 with eight births each year. However, it then declined to five births in 1919 before another peak of seven births in 1922. The name's popularity fluctuated over the years, with peaks occurring again in 1926 (eight births) and 1936 (eight births). The most recent notable year was 1947 with seven births. Overall, there were a total of sixty-eight Immaculate babies born between 1917 and 1948.